GoonerClank
Hero Member
- Apr 14, 2013
- 18
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Manila
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 15-03-2013
- File Transfer...
- 11-04-2013
- Med's Done....
- 24-01-2013 (Expires 24-02-2014)
- Interview........
- N/A
- Passport Req..
- 04-09-2013<br />DM: 23-01-2014<br />COPR expires: 20-02-2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- Visa Issued: 24-01-2014
- LANDED..........
- 15-02-2014
Just to give you guys an idea of what I did for my wife.
We got PPR on Sept 3 3013, and sent her passport in right away. I waited until Nov 15th to contact MP by email. The MP will send you a form for your spouse to fill out and send back to them. This will allow the MP to request the information and give it to you. After this was done I set up an appointment with the MP office to have a face to face chat. (this was early December - around the 6th) I wanted to express my concerns and ask questions about the app. In the meantime the MP did a inquiry.
We decided to wait a month, (i.e. after xmas break) before doing a follow up. Over xmas we had a request for more documentation. It was just some travel itinerary information they wanted more specific. After sending that in I contacted the MP office on Jan 6th by phone and called them every week after that. Note: When the MP does an inquiry it can take a 2 week turnaround before getting a response.
My advice would be to get on the MP case 2 months before your medical expires. I kept stressing to my MP that I would be furious if we have to do a re-medical, especially when I see applicants that were not affected by the typhoon getting processed early.
Another word of advice.. Do not book your ticket until you get your COPR. The expiry date on the COPR and the medical may not be the same date. My wife's COPR expires before her medical.
We got PPR on Sept 3 3013, and sent her passport in right away. I waited until Nov 15th to contact MP by email. The MP will send you a form for your spouse to fill out and send back to them. This will allow the MP to request the information and give it to you. After this was done I set up an appointment with the MP office to have a face to face chat. (this was early December - around the 6th) I wanted to express my concerns and ask questions about the app. In the meantime the MP did a inquiry.
We decided to wait a month, (i.e. after xmas break) before doing a follow up. Over xmas we had a request for more documentation. It was just some travel itinerary information they wanted more specific. After sending that in I contacted the MP office on Jan 6th by phone and called them every week after that. Note: When the MP does an inquiry it can take a 2 week turnaround before getting a response.
My advice would be to get on the MP case 2 months before your medical expires. I kept stressing to my MP that I would be furious if we have to do a re-medical, especially when I see applicants that were not affected by the typhoon getting processed early.
Another word of advice.. Do not book your ticket until you get your COPR. The expiry date on the COPR and the medical may not be the same date. My wife's COPR expires before her medical.